The third in a series of blogs by Buglife Development Officer Beth Barber, celebrating the seasons in our gardens.
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The third in a series of blogs by Buglife Development Officer Beth Barber, celebrating the seasons in our gardens.
See previous posts in this series:
Midsummer wildlife gardening when it’s bloo...A blog by Buglife Programmes Manager, Jamie Robins.
When you think of the UK’s biodiversity, you probably think of bumblebees in meadows, spider webs in damp autumn grasslands or beetles gliding through ponds. You might not think of bright yellow woodlice covered in spines on distant Atlantic islands or tarantulas in the Caribbean. But the UK’s Oversea...
A blog by Advocacy and Social Change Manager, David Smith.
From the sightings of praying mantids in Cornwall to the suspected sound of cicadas on London streets, reports of non-native invertebrates appearing across Great Britain are becoming increasingly common. These discoveries can be exciting, offering a glimpse of new species in the UK. But they al...